A 51-year-old male was admitted with significant weight loss and was observed to pass milky urine for over four months. Physical assessment: The patient did not have lower urinary tract symptoms, and no contact history of tuberculosis was observed. The patient was cachectic and had a body mass index of 20.2 kg/m2. Macroscopic assessment: Urine analysis demonstrated high levels of triglycerides and severe proteinuria. Please refer to the cover image for the results of endoscopic sclerotherapy (Image A) and cystoscopy (Image B).
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